Accounting Foundations and Bookkeeping Program

The Accounting Foundations and Bookkeeping Program at George Brown College is designed to provide students with the essential skills and knowledge needed to begin a career in accounting or financial administration. This comprehensive program focuses on the fundamentals of bookkeeping, financial accounting, and business communications, ensuring graduates are well-prepared to support financial operations in a variety of business environments.

Ideal for those seeking entry-level roles or looking to upgrade their current skills, the program emphasizes hands-on learning with industry-standard software and real-world accounting practices. Students will gain practical experience in recording transactions, preparing financial statements, and understanding key regulatory and ethical standards.

Whether aiming to enter the workforce directly or to build a foundation for further education in accounting or finance, this program offers a strong starting point for success in the field.

Graduates of the Accounting Foundations and Bookkeeping Program will complete the four required courses and two additional courses are required from the list of elective courses: Business Law, Information Systems for Managers, Management Accounting, and Sage 50 Accounting.

What You’ll Learn

• Apply fundamental bookkeeping and accounting principles to record financial transactions accurately.
• Use accounting software and tools to manage and report financial data effectively.
• Prepare basic financial statements and reports in compliance with industry standards.
• Analyze financial information to support business decision-making and ensure regulatory compliance.